Composition of endpoint-identified relative affine collars #
Two collars with a common intermediate endpoint are placed in the lower and upper half of the realization cylinder. Their cell families are joined by disjoint union. The quotient-facet relation then identifies the two copies of every intermediate endpoint facet. The upper boundary pairing of the first collar and lower boundary pairing of the second collar are the same refined Fox--Neuwirth chain, hence cancel pointwise after regrouping by combined quotient facets.
The two copies of every common endpoint facet define the same combined quotient facet.
External lower coefficient of the composed collar.
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External upper coefficient of the composed collar.
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The common endpoint contributions of the two component collars cancel pointwise.
Pointwise boundary formula for the composed collar.
Canonical lower endpoint facets are lower horizontal in the combined cylinder.
Canonical upper endpoint facets are upper horizontal in the combined cylinder.
External lower coefficients vanish away from the lower horizontal boundary.
External upper coefficients vanish away from the upper horizontal boundary.
Every lower-horizontal combined quotient facet comes from the external lower boundary.
Every upper-horizontal combined quotient facet comes from the external upper boundary.
Chain-level lower endpoint identity for the composed collar.
Chain-level upper endpoint identity for the composed collar.
Representatives of external lower facets have the prescribed level-N₀ geometry.
Representatives of external upper facets have the prescribed level-N₁ geometry.
Pointwise composed relative collar.
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Composition of endpoint-identified relative affine collars.
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